Sentence examples for of harbours from inspiring English sources
She is also a fan of harbours, Pakistani Sufi singer Abida Parveen, and coconut water.
The construction of harbours and sea works offers some of the most unusual problems and challenges in civil engineering.
The Phoenicians selected the locations of their maritime colonies with great care, focusing on the quality of harbours and their proximity to trade routes.
In 1736 Jonathan Hulls of Gloucestershire, Eng., patented a boat to be powered by a Newcomen steam engine to move large vessels in and out of harbours.
It is financed by rents, taxes, and fees for services, with state aid for investment in construction of harbours and quays.
Goods could be transferred from the big container ships arriving at the port to smaller vessels which could then reach dozens of harbours in the southern United States.Dubai Ports World refuses to comment on the deal.
He also accuses them of harbouring anti-European attitudes.
Rwanda has accused France of harbouring exiled génocidaires.
The authorities often raid places suspected of harbouring extremists.
Direct evidence of foetal death and abortion is common in postmortems of harbour porpoises.
Your home has a 50% chance of harbouring asbestos, which could be lethal if disturbed.
